Perpetually Yours
Office 2019 launches for Windows and Mac
Office 2019 is hitting general availability today, with new versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more headed out first to commercial volume license customers.
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Take a peek
Microsoft launches Office 2019 preview for Mac for commercial users
Microsoft is ready to preview the next version of its Office suite for commercial users on Mac.
Which office should you use?
Office 2016 for Mac vs. Office 365: What's best for you?
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Microsoft offers two versions of Office for Mac: Microsoft Office 2016 and Microsoft Office 365, so here's a breakdown of each one so you can choose the right one for you.
Office Everywhere
Microsoft Office 365 is coming to the Mac App Store
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At WWDC 2018 today, Apple revealed that Microsoft Office 365 is coming to the Mac App Store.
get stuff done
Update brings compatibility with the Files app to Microsoft Office for iOS
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Want to unlock Office's full potential? Learn all you need to know about Microsoft's productivity suite here!
you better work
Microsoft Garage releases new My Workspace menu bar for Mac
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Today Microsoft released its first Microsoft Garage project built for Mac: a productivity menu bar called My Workspace.
Word to your iPhone
Best iPhone app equivalents to Microsoft Office
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If your work is document-heavy, then you’ll need a top-notch word processor and maybe even a spreadsheet maker and a place to store it all. If you’re used to the Microsoft Office suite of apps, then check these out for your iPhone.
Best Apps for Mac
Switching to Mac? Here's how to switch away from Office too!
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What's the best alternative to Microsoft Office on the Mac? If you've recently ditched the PC, here's how to ditch Office as well!
MOBILE OFFICE
Office suite of apps get updated with Egnyte and Learnium
Microsoft has rolled out a batch of updates for its suite of Office apps on iOS. There's a new version of Excel, PowerPoint and Word. Here's what is new.
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The future of apps is services
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As developers figure out ways to turn software into services, we'll continue to see subscription models like Smile's new TextExpander try to take root. How successful they will are is a function of utility, and perceived value.